Stephen A. Smith, Marcellus Wiley and Jason Whitlock — who once worked at Fox Sports discuss a hairstylist's lawsuit against Skip Bayless, Joy Taylor and Charlie Dixon.

Jason Whitlock has sparked controversy with his comments about Joy Taylor amidst a sexual harassment lawsuit involving Fox Sports.

Fox Sports media personality and journalist Joy Taylor is among the defendants named in a lawsuit accusing Skip Bayless of sexual harassment, offering $1.5 million for sex and battery.

Now emerging from this alleged "den of iniquity'' is a Skip Bayless colleague Stephen A. Smith, who is offering a Jay-Z-related semi-defense of Skip that is almost as odd as the case itself.

The storyline that everyone has on their minds regarding the Dallas Cowboys is the ongoing situation with head coach Mike McCarthy, whose contract is set to exp

There’s a new lawsuit filed last week with some serious allegations involving Fox Sports and defendants including executive vice president of content Charlie Dixon, former Undisputed personality Skip Bayless and FS1 host Joy Taylor.

Among the allegations made by former Fox hairstylist Noushin Faraji, according to FOS, are that Taylor told Faraji to "get over" an alleged sexual advance from Dixon at a party in West Hollywood. Faraji was also "suspicious" in 2016 that Taylor "was having a sexual relationship" with Dixon, who was first hired by Fox Sports in July 2015.

A new lawsuit filed by former Fox Sports hairstylist Noushin Faraji has brought serious allegations against prominent network personalities, including Skip Bayless, Joy Taylor, and executive Charlie Dixon.

The lawsuit filed by a former Fox Sports hairstylist alleges Skip Bayless, former host of the network's "Undisputed," offered to pay her for sex.

Fox Sports was rocked by a lawsuit involving some of their most well-known on-air personalities. Here's what you need to know about the allegations.